Category: NNPA Publishers Corner

In February, the Trice Edney News Wire reported that the Black press has an opportunity to capitalize on advertising dollars during this high octane political year. She stated: “In one of the nation’s tightest, most unpredictable and consequential election seasons ever, presidential candidates have placed gaining the votes of African Americans among their highest priorities.

Hundreds of publishers, business leaders, members, journalists and guests attended Black Press Week March 9-11 in Washington, D.C., to celebrate achievements, support new partnerships and push for regulations and policies that impact our business.

The redesigns for BlackPressUSA.com and the NNPA New Wire feature vastly improved user experiences for both platforms prior to October 2015. There are really too many features and tools to name in one brief statement, but it is important to note the direction and format that original content will take on in coming months.

WASHINGTON, D.C. – At a news conference on Wednesday, March 23 at Howard University, the NNPA partnered with Chevrolet and Howard University’s School of Communications to announce the “Discover the Unexpected” (DTU) Fellowship Program.